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Show f I i. VOL. XIX LOGAN CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1871899. X O. 48 ound no corroboration whatever shot through the brain siod instant- have eeen it in print - that the among Japanese "officials. ly killed by a revolver discharged presence of many Mormons of inA accidently in the hands of-- Lieu- fluence in New York at the AMERICAN CAPITAL. present tenant Monchison. in the market time is for the purpoee of inducing New York, Nov. 17. American sqnare. Mr. Parslow was a Cape me to resign my seat and go back capital to the amount 6f (300,000 Town man. to Utah. Av a matter of fact, there EdBEudf has become interested in Venzuela leg Huosuri has never been a enggeation made We Boers Catclr and Demolish aEffik MADE A LUCXT BLAST.' .THEY banking, a concession having been For Du Fray . from a Mqrmon elder or Mormon . i Special to the Herald. granted to Geo. W. Upton, of Ohio. . Aincreilrala. of influence that I should resign. 16. Denver, Nor. Colo., Frank ll OQEBEL MATJnN, The Monnon'chureh h atTho th erWUha. who, com. more to do Hayden, togs Atwith politlcs than the pany of eight others, left this city church AirUl Meteoric Observation- s- Liptoas torneys for William Goebel today fourteen months or the Roman Train Ban Out of ago for Hanks-vill- Episcopal Ettoonit fand Vii Yacht Arrives. Home Oorbett end filed notice with the local- - election U tab," - returned, yes terday, Catholio. church. Tt:. is -- not in Boer Artillery British Murder and boardrasking that the vote of the well for his long stay In the politics. I was elected on purely -- Oauglt by Jeffries to light-Tri-ple paid Displayed Conspicuous Bravery, Bit political lines, and will go to conBasso Japanese Humor city of Louisville be thrown out. mountains of Utah. I , Buioide election officers the ' ' Were Overmatched Gallant Offices claim that free so gress absolutely sThey Mr. and his Uufoaaded Goebel Allege- Inti ailed influence and voters were intimaded by the took aHayden over phurch me. Wrecked Train Shelled- bond and lease on ttatlon militia ordered out by Gov. Brad Bromide mine, situated on a the lofty ley on Nov. 7th. If the flection peak. Their firet, assay averaged THB PROCLAMATION.--- ,, board should see fit to ..throw ont (8 in gold, but as the stamp mills a 7 the vote of Louisville, it will give E w Estcourt, Natal.Nov, 15 Wednes not did GcTemcr--'JWtfit ,ft I payto al ellr; Specia OOebet a'safrpluralitf; FeRownfp'iJw mine the ore. day An armored train, having Issues Custom, Thinks After six months they were about giving on board a half company of'Dnrbaa HEAD END COLLISION. f . to return to their homes in Colorado, -- Preclamatien. volunteers and half a company ' of The but Noon. on the Nov. 16. A 17, Louisville, Ky., Nox. Estcourt, night before they were the Dublin fusil eers, steamed to -- Elmo Eoer-forLAIrHayden andhis-part-nbaitak en op headendcollisionbetweenpassen-g- er to starwho In conformity with' the Uhieve lie early this morning.' On bad been working .in a trains occurred at 9 oclock few a hear Ennersdale, the President, and in its return it -- was eheUed by the position' resolved to go down and put drift, Pleaeure at this Ridge morning of a custom dear .ta the Boers) placed, iu four miles north, of here. TheyJbaye positions. Two" Park, Ky., eighty miles south-o- f in two orthreejholes and shoot-them pursuance two and American I before hsart, hereby 41 No. of designate the "eight seven pounders iu front trucks this city. Passenger train . they departed. engine left French guns. Their strength is on the Louisville, Henderson fc They drilled three holes, loaded Thursday, the thirtieth day of the rails toppling over. While the Dor-ba2,000 men. They have looted St. Louis bound for St. Louis, and and blasted them. They thoifeht November, 1899, as a day of general train was thus helpless, tl useless to see back to If the" Illinois go All northbound, is "Central, store. and Prayer. Hendersens quiet andDnblina faced . the Boers had opened up. They Vent Thanksgiving in came New from together Orleans, if abun-danfor the it Oar harvests been and have enemy here ready iu skirmiaking order, and the Boers on top, and in a few minutes were a dense fog. the health and of attacks. There is no anxiety. In bed, fast asleep,' Next morning happiness poured shot and shell into the The injured are: onr is to the their COBBETT AND JEFFERIES. people head unexampled; surprise, they found, that B. G. Shaw, postal clerk, crippled train. had volume of to be they trade is greater than opened up a rich vieq. ot The derailed trucks . were with New York, Nov. 17. A match cut, leg broken aud thought ore. The die. will sulphide standard of cham the education partners shipped ever; internally injured; between Jim Jeffries, ; great difficulty removed "and' th forty sacks of ore the first week, has improved ; ouv W. H. baegagemaster, and ie- loved at line was cleared when Hinesleyj the engine weight pugilist, flag pion heavy the-lit -- Jim Corbett, - was ofL. H, As St, L., badly bruised and and had every ..team.-itie home and 3toaifle(T back. lender" 7 and respected. ; abroad ; our old diggings of Hanksville emV". Corbett cut between this . juncture.-- Lieut. arranged today During nktlon is blessed with unparalleled in the work. Hi condncter ployed M. A. I. for Evans, and Winston V,. Brady., A, Churchill, of the fourth personally, and the future An radi ef the severe and Js Rothschilds of Lorn prosperity, & strained agent be St. e will L., The and hussars Jeffries. rhYlfgiq' ; late don examined ant V'.. . the with and brnisee. promisaTiThe will mine, assays peoplsnf - signed next Tuesday. Jewries Churchill, displayed $216 bave the fixing of .the qato, pf tthe Engineer Chamberlian and Fire averaged The in gold and:$47. Jn Utah shire the general content and much courage, as also did the vein is about font feot k L. H. the of copper. man Ridgeway, tout. . happiness of ttfe nation; No year driver and fireman. wide. On his wounded. St L., were slightly report, the Rothscihls In onr Iji is feared the Dublin! and history baa .furnished greater Durbans -xjftons- yatch sighted. fared badly. Beyond a severe shaking up offered $200,00 for the lease. Ub . "Glxcow, Nov. 17. Sir. Thomas none of the passengers were in Hayden sold out his Interest' to cause for rejoicing than this. A Red Cross part hs gone ontthe Jeasera others Let each of us for Gods and Shamrock, $40,000 acknowledge yacht. racing Uptons jured." the latter expect to get a much mercy and goodness in which left New York, Nov. 2nd, is ATTEMPTED TRAIN BOBBERY. "praises to Durban, Natal, Nor, 16. The to anc been have higher price for their holdings. sighted reported His name and deeds of Natal Advertiser has a in holy, A 16. Nov. daring dispatch Erie, Pa., is expected to reach the Clyde on meteor WRECKS house. charity and .loving kindness to from Estcourt which sayac ' She experienced heavy attempt was m$de. by a gang of -- Sunday.When part of the armOftjT Crescent City, Ills., Nov. 16 By those who are less fortunate than weather. The yacht will winter a masked men to rob Lake Shore Con-1 was overturned by the Boers train the falling of an aeorelite seven ourselves. train No. 2 between Erie and Oarlock. I neaut at 1 oclock this morning. miles south of Crescent City, the turning up the rails, the British In witness whereof AERIAL OBSERVATIONS. and alighted The robbers boarded the train at I residence of John Meyers was volleys" set my with the Boers. exchanged have'herennto. I .The engine driver, to wrecked where it e aud the New York, Nov. 17 A dispatch stopped neighbor-taktially hand and caused the when the mile were replaced, see: water. At a lonely place I hood was to the HerRld from Paris quotes I Was hopeless, Beal of the State ing the position miles two Great. The meteor came from a point in M. Camille Hamer?on as follows called Dock Junction, to sloamed back mes-1 Estcourt with a: to be hereunto affixed. the sky a little east of south, and "As T had calculated," the shower 6 east of Conneaut, the express few of an-1 struck the north end the Dublins and fifteen of of the house, Done at 8alt Lake shooting stars was not very abun ganger stepped from one car to the of of Durbans, a the bther for checking the including Captain dant. The meteors had become tearing away purpose part upper City thiB fifteenth day I ' Wylie, who was wounded on the dispersed aloug the whole length o some express bills, when one of the I story. The aerolite buried itself of November, in the train. The fate of tbe remainder their trajectory. Instead or hun- gang sprang into the car and broke in the gronnd about three feet from year of 'our Lord One of the Durbans . and ... the Dublins , dreds of thousands observed in 1799 in several packages, bat before he the foundation of the house, Thousand Eight H,un and Lient. Churchill is unknown. and in 1833, it has not been possi could get to where the money en dred and. Ninety-nin- e bleto register even a thousand. velopes were, the messanger return . ov According to The balloon ascents were very suc ed, and seeing the robbes at work, Heber M. Wells. Estcourt, Nov. 16. Seven of a from a Durban British memother cessfnl above the mist. Nr Jauri gave the alarm. The Durbans have just come in, the the By Governor, sen, who conceived this ingenions bars of th.gaog who were .tandiog -making t wenty three missing. Only, T. .Hammond, J, bey nteringDealgoa udrefu.mg west ofthe the -i- dea has fol fifteen of the Dublins -- have me as platform guerdon just telegraphed of State end bell Secretary the car the end of The Natal low8:RikhofFs ascent made in ,h were fired before -which was in front of the truck had. absolutely clear sky reaches i rope, end when the train topped, nhe hove to. The veseel was then j fired threelhofs when it was j height oH ,000 metors, One bund preacher murdered in bed. boarded, her papers. examined and red leonidear twenty of which were shattered by the Bosr artillery; to proewd. 8t. Louis, Nov.16. A special to The 1 .... le of the first armored engine has many obAeherir. were po. magnitude, from Dexter, Mo., the Mohank, having where at wood, served from the balloon. th. marks and its dome cover is bullet the point It was log The Rev. Jesse Moore, living says: as but affair , as also its automatic occurred, SriitCa'raTlrn .tAxcellent Voyage apd there was the milfi8 eouth waa Smashed, six Ing the SO easy descent near the Tillage of have liltTe of descriptiomif Itmenian with.thretbatter-o- f foundinbed today with thetop ofhis - Plessewfiain te Appertnne, "depart1 robbers, there but P?'; jacket. The tender is idso reached Durban. head either blown off with a gnn or tillery,he. 2 No. their of the Eure capture. effecting signed Jaunesqn. beaten in with a club. Ah adnlt pitted with bullet marks. It is fpt will fight for his beat rumored that Lient. Churchill is a was a splendid astronomical Qjyyigg several thousand dollars j son, who slept in the eame room in I " ' iunovatioD. every of worth New - ' 'money packages another bed declared he had heard prisoner, robbers the known as far So man B h. Roberts of Utah, no noise The minister was one of . murder'and suicide, ' Poot Ball Game, did not secure any booty. The who is at present in the city, today the best known'Methodist preach I wcre and masks denied the report that he intends era in southeast Missouri. Officers The second foot ball game beCarhelins men all were dark Chicago, Nov. 17. well seat . armed.. tween his after B. Y. C. and A. C. teams Is to Corcoran today shot and killed resign" shortly are investigating. to be played on B. Y. grounds, Sat. three of his children and congress meets, in pursuance of . fatally ARTiLLER . or METEORS .. CAUSfiHpXNIC. short Morwishes of the elders of the 18th at 3:30. - Admission 25 cts. - - W0Quded . the fourth - child.: . n ' I London, Noy. 16. In Russia the Game begins promptly on time.---- , then killed himselt London, Nov. 17 The Times mon church; ?: I have seen many such stories leonid displays caused a panic in the following dispatch p?0, publishes NOT CORROBORATED. For reliable foot wear buy. at many places. It was believed that from Pietermaritzburg, dated Wed since I came east, said Mr. New York, Nov. 17. A Nov; .15: - Estcourt is erts, but -- there is absolutely no the end of the world had come. Joe. Qanyle & Co. ; dispatch Herald from Shanghai Bays: short of artillery. ' The : garrison basis for the statements. I will Churches were opened all night LAUGHED AT THE MOB. south- - say emphatically as 1 can say it long and hundreds of thousands of - lour correspondent has just re may retire to the Moon river, St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 16. A luned from a ward, tonight, in case a strong that I do not intend to resign, and people spent thpir nights in the special to the through Japan from tod China, where, he went' toin-hgat- e orce of Boers should advance; The never had any such intention since open Mr, fearing earthquakes and s Wiliam was Huff )exter, Mo., says: the rumor of a possible enemys intention is to keep back my election. I was fairly elected generalcataclism. from aken the county jail at pture between Russia and Japan, he British relieving column- .- - and propose to fight it out to the : There are even rumors that in lloemfield and , Russian-paretoday .hanged by a .com-some with end the all toiors of which have been, mys villages . vigor at' my 1 100 mob men. of about Hnff, who to know children me are murdered their own' mand. Those, who and persistently circulated f1r oaly was with charged tbe.murderj of some . time, and which have Loudon, ; Nov.16 The j Usily I aware of. this . intention ... on ; my save them' from an expected - worse Andrew Melton north of here' last fata. ing correspondent, part and will not credit these ,.nHy found remarkable showed week; nerve, Thera was father a brilliant under date of Not. 2. ports, no mxtter in what form they , fough English channels. It can thamob and he 2 oclock on and icing 5 averting be couched, &ledjautbritatively that these says E. G. Parslow, the correspsh- l nay have also heard it iiU tad afraid. . net wu Eerlia. I ThuIey ncrMrjtt .Ii-0f.i- n approaching war dsnt of the Daily Chronic!, wil il!-lrn- :d - -- Loui8vilie,-Ky.,:Nov.-1- 7. e, . -- , j . of-t- hia . j W XT 4 . er, ce Prods-mation- of - v- - ns any-.thin- g t; - --t- - -.ex-- n champion, " -- -- . son-ofoth- -L- ord-Randolph . . - . j - . 1 par-Ashtabu- la, - panic-stricke- n, - .. . . edr then-pulle- k d" seven-pounde- nowWrlf'wed n'lr r, Post-Dispatc- h . of-h- erer n --s- emall-ohan- r :j - - 1 Cor-cora- . ; Rob-nesda- y,' -- '- ; . , Post-Dispat- ch , , - nts . 1 Hails-Mafek- thelr-waydnto-- print J ce York,-Nov.15--Congres-s-trip. V 4 V dis-betwe- en . ( .. - . j. i f ' J I |